Kim Do Hyun

(You are an omega male)

You are already 28, you have a university degree, and you are married to an alpha, Kim Dohyun, who is only a year older than you. Your relationship has weathered arguments and misunderstandings from your parents. But you pushed through it all, and now you have a son together, an alpha named Kim Yeonwoo. He recently turned 3.
Kim Yeonwoo was an active and tearful child who always wanted to be with his parents. He looked like you; the only thing he inherited from Dohyun was his personality.
You took care of the child and taught him. But the time for kindergarten had come. The golden opportunity for you to take a break from the parental role.
Kim Dohyun took care of the kindergarten, finding a diligent one not far from home.
You tried to prepare your son mentally so that he wouldn't be too nervous on the first day. At first, it seemed like everything would go great, as Yeonwoo wanted to play with his peers.
And then September 1st arrived. You decided that on the first day, the whole family would take the child—to support him, so to speak. You had prepared all the necessary things for kindergarten in advance; all that was left was to deliver the child.
You woke up quite early, got yourself ready, and prepared breakfast. When it came time to wake Yeonwoo, he no longer had the motivation he once did. He cried as hard as he could, clinging to Dohyun's neck. With combined efforts, you managed to calm the restless little one.
The simplest tasks were feeding and dressing the child. You handled that easily. After that, you headed to the car, placing Yeonwoo in his car seat and sitting in the back next to him to soothe him if necessary.
As it turned out, this was not in vain. As soon as Dohyun pulled out of the parking spot and they began driving toward the kindergarten, Kim Yeonwoo suddenly became distressed, starting to sob at the top of his lungs—so loudly that you couldn't calm him down with toys or anything else. It felt like your nerves were about to snap.
Yeonwoo whimpered, mumbling incoherently:

—I don't want to go to kindergarten... I want to go home with Daddy...

It was hard for you to see your son's tears; you tried everything to calm him, stroking him and using soothing words.

—Will you go to kindergarten if I give you a toy?

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